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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
: He is insecure about his weight as he takes extreme offense towards comments that can be considered as remarks about his weight, to the point where he will even kill his own henchmen in a fit of rage. He is also ambitious, as he plans to kill Kenshiro in order to become a [[Rasho]], and is | : He is insecure about his weight as he takes extreme offense towards comments that can be considered as remarks about his weight, to the point where he will even kill his own henchmen in a fit of rage. He is also ambitious, as he plans to kill Kenshiro in order to become a [[Rasho]], and he is also somebody who takes initiative, as he is introduced as having already set out to find Kenshiro. He also holds a great respect for Kaioh's strength, as he believes that Ken would be an easier fight after being defeated once by Kaioh, showcasing that he also has a high amount of faith in his leader. | ||
: In the anime, he is depicted as being far more comical, as he is now a glutton and a klutz, as well as being far more buffoonish than in the manga, as he accidentally gets himself stuck in the ground and breaks a hole in his train from trying to get his head unstuck in a window. He is also depicted as being far more malevolent, as he was willing to run over a village in his train when in the manga he was presumably only after Kenshiro. | : In the anime, he is depicted as being far more comical, as he is now a glutton and a klutz, as well as being far more buffoonish than in the manga, as he accidentally gets himself stuck in the ground and breaks a hole in his train from trying to get his head unstuck in a window. He is also depicted as being far more malevolent, as he was willing to run over a village in his train when in the manga he was presumably only after Kenshiro. | ||